New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-11
LOWING kline IN THE GARDEN
THE SHOW OF COSTLY CATTLE OPENED
PRETTY DAIRY MAIDs-PRizEs AwARDED-PEorLh
PRFSRNT

PRETTY DAIRY MAIDs-PRIZES AwARDED-PhofLh
PRESENT.
Tho b,g mjliondollar collection OF Jerseys Guernseys
AYRSHIRE and HosteIn cattle which the New York Dairy
ond Cattle show managers have spent good many
weeks I'm gathering was put exhibition In the Mad
.on souare Garden yesterday The 400 odd cattle had a
rot ont with result something ke ts
The surly bulls all breeds were unceremoniousy smut
away I'm the sub galleries under the seats OF the twenty
sixth and Twenty -scventhst sides. The heaVy DuIcn
cattle streaked and spotted in soft black ana wnewere
off at one side OF the main floor and the mdeyed graysh
brown Jerseys the other Up toward the fOurthAve
end the rich tan-colored Guernsey ana 'no
duler reddish Ayrshires gared nj one ano'nei
over the narrow partition which served as eon'non
rok and trough for the two rows of stalls All OF the
400 aud more entries had turned up and the snow
opened with bigger and herds OF thorongnored III
the classes than have before IN the uea
States.
The garden was still gay aloft with some OF the old
circus and dog show decorations. On inc hooi'
near the Judging enclosure were some pretty rustic
booths for the sale OF milk and cream 1hree
English dairy maids looked after the biggest OF tnese
from Mr. Stimans Briar Cliff Farm at sing sing lneS
dore A Havemeyers Mountain SIDE hsro D, Snter in
boxes tied with ribbons milk bottles stored III ice
Two OF tGee men from the Old London street
were selling kumiss from DIR. Fullers oak9nd,,s
son avenns entrance is a maze ofsevoving churns and
other patent dairy machinery. Three or -FOUR pig nN
!
tunes which extremely pretty hr.,,ors has
list of the principal owners ana eXnipo IS Ss
ALREADY been given In THE TRIBUNE They lnclude lhs
best known boodedcattle breeders in ana
the Middle States and in their herds are ~ S
of every famous stock perhaps, that mas ngusu III e
uns and downs of match cattle Tor tne , ia5 ~
too much for this brief notice and more detailed
account OF the shy and graceful Jerseys ire ssaEg
bomeiy Ayrshres must be left FOR another time D.,
Nearly 5000 people visited the show yesteTdIy var
mers and non-farmers. Among them were W, n Nor
derhlt Frederic Bronson Theodore A. Hayemeyer
Chauncey NJ. DePew Lewis Allen, OF MA n riry
Miss Helen Dauv1ay. A. b. Darling, Lew I. MoFto1'
John G. Hechscher, Alexandra Winthrop hu'heiIoru'
/ Georoe Tearing ami g. Creighton Webb. -.
The Hoiseins we're Judged Yesterday afternoon 9g
Thomas Wales OF Iowa City AMI c FOOT OF
Andover, Mass +. G. stevens, OF Atliea, anu III
Powell Lamb, OF Syracuse carried on prac1caty a.
the hOnors The Ayrsrss VIII oe u %H There
will be q parade of prize winners on SATURDAY ,ann
and an exhibition Of the csyeS ON Ssv Following is
a list of yesterdays awards:
Glass consisting Of bull and four Cows or t own I'D
by him for three months before eNo'9n: tms' otn1Sr
I'd owned BY F. C. Stevens A'tea NJ y" No '''0Hu
age rTS four S A TSgsS
owned Sy stevens A.tSa X 20 g5g p Sq Ss' as
cOds S SeGsriaSd baroness a. owned BY smith
PGws Ss j SyFSfF r. POINT 3D. Mary
neila owned by W lillian A. B1eSss n =. pri1e
Nsaad SshssaS Prince dam dasy
ava
n. VI "a prize Midas EmpiIe sre Emme, 1an s Wen
SON New Brunswick y. J 81 prize Esbert s. sire br1.o
ds no Cordela ST bred by William NJ Singery fhadelpH
| owned by Edward \. III ush. Mt Vernon. y. V , 81.
iV-Bull Old and under TWO Isl piAe 81
Henry s sire Sir Henry OF Maplewood dam Law 0SAtin
bred by exhibitor, +. {. Stevens, Altlca Nis ~
Ne,heriand Carlos Netherltnd Prince. dam Chot
bred by exhibitors smith, Powell Lamb. syreuse =. n
bred by ex hiblor +. c. stevens. Attica, y. Y. ,.,
Glass V-Bull under Isl prize. Caahulas
Sir Henry sire Henry OF Mapewood dam alanA ~ o.
by exhibitor f. C. stevens, Atlca, " VI "a prize y
Land CYRUS sire Netherland Prince, dam Age COnelA
Lred Smiths, Powell & Lamb, syracuse -
Glass VI--Cow old or over ISL piIe. Ia
Fay sire Bokkers District Bull, dam Mare Dfei Dy a; -
Melchior Midileroad Holland owned by smiths fcNei ~
Lamb syracuse y. VI Cd prize. Meohtchida Otei W - n
nrize Cothde bred by J. SyL Brewster Holland O"he'
by Smiths Powell q Lamb, Syracuse, " u ,.,.o. -,
| class NII-He;fer old anu undeI lhtec
nrze Neither Princess sh. sire Netberiand fInG A
NetLeIlaud Princess bred bV exhibitors. smiths fOWeu
| q Lamb syracuse y. vi "a Prize hhola 81 SIRE ION
stantyn dam Rhoda bred by exhibitor F. stevens At
r. VI 81 prize Benola Fletcher ~ sire Prince
dam Beuola Fletcher bred ny eAmO'orr' S"''"' A'"'
| & Lamb. syracuse. y. y. $1,000 49,. -. o.,,a
i-Heier one year old and under two spthe
Dreda 2d sire COnsantyn, dam Dreda bred DyeIhlDo
a. Stsvens Attca n Y 2d prize Netherani Belo ~ s,e
Nefherland Prince Neherand Gle Dfed Oy enooI
Smiths Powell Lamb Syracrso v Y; 81 prize; rincess
Holapder sire of Maplewood dam hOlAhuer @u'
bred by exhibitor. f. G. Stevens Attlca, y. 4, ,r,,
Glass IX-Hefer calf under year OLD ISL prize Set
GRAND Hosaa sire NeiheTlsnd staesan cAn hosaa som
era bred Nv exhibitors Smiths Powell Lamb syracuse
" ID prlze Holander IIId sire sir Henry OF Maple
dam bred by exhibitor, r. C. stevens AttlSa ~